Things common between IND and NEP
IND -INDIA NEP-NEPAL
FEW SIMILARITIES IN TOPOGRAPHY
1) both are landlocked
2) both are mountainous
3) both are developing economy
4) both border only India and china
5) both have sino-tibetian languages as their national language
6) major portion of economy depends upon tourism
2) both are mountainous
3) both are developing economy
4) both border only India and china
5) both have sino-tibetian languages as their national language
6) major portion of economy depends upon tourism
CULRTURAL BASED RELATIONSHIP
While being parts of broader South Asian culture, Nepal and India share special closeness and similarity in cultural tradition. They are so closely and strongly interlinked social life by and cultural tradition that nobody can imagine to separate them. Both have made great contributions to enriching religious and cultural heritage in this region.The cultural links between Nepal and India have many facets. Religion is perhaps the most important factor, and plays a predominant role in shaping the cultural relations between these two countries. This is manifested in the large number of peoples from both countries visiting each other's countries for pilgrimage
NEPAL and INDIA Beyond Boundaries
Another component of Nepal-India cultural relations is cinemas and music. Indian movies are popular in Nepal; and so is Indian music. Similarly, Nepali cinemas and music are popular in India, especially in places with concentration of the people of Nepalese origin, mainly in Northern and North-eastern India.
indo-nepal boundary gate
There are 8,553 boundary pillars, subsidiary and minor pillars marked on the strip maps along the Nepal-India boundary line.And among this is the main gate entrance to nepal
india's and nepal's everest
Mount Everest is the tallest and most prominent mountain in the world based on measurement to sea level.
Asia's Himalayas -- the tallest mountain range in the world -- span across six countries: China, Nepal, India, Pakistan, Bhutan, and Afghanistan.
national tree of nepal and india
Both the country share the same national tree the banyan ,A tropical Indian fig tree (Ficus benghalensis), often widely spreading because of the many aerial roots that descend from the branches and develop into additional trunks. It is planted for ornament and shade.
NEPAL'S NATIONAL ANIMAL,BIRD AND GAME
DANPHE
Danphe is the national bird of Nepal ,Himalayan Monal Pheasant (Danphe) is the national bird of Nepal. They live in mountainous regions of the Himalayas from eastern Afghanistan to western China. It is reported to be seen in Burma too. It lives in upper temperate oak-conifer forest, in the rocky and grass covered meadows in the summer and in mixed coniferous forest in the winter.
COW (natioanl animal of nepal )
Cows are referred to as the foster mothers of the human race because they produce most of the milk that people drink.
Game (kabhadi)
chasing game between teams played in India
friends with benifits
The close cultural relationship between the peoples of Nepal and India is a great asset for both countries. This closeness has not only helped maintain traditional friendly relations between the two countries but has also greatly contributed to promoting mutual understanding, appreciating each other's aspirations, and cementing the existing ties of warm and cooperative neighborhood. This has remained, and will continue to remain, the strongest and unshakable link between these two countries.
Skiing down Mount Everest